Second in size to Ko Chang, Ko Kut is located in the southern-most point in Trat territorial waters. A speed-boat needs only one hour to reach the island whose inhabitants are growers of rubber, coconut and other fruit-yeilding plants, as well as fishermen. With scenic beaches shaded by rows of pines and coconut trees, mostly to the west of the island, it also is blessed with rich mangroves. Usually package tours are offered including accommodations (on Ko Kut, Ko Lao Ya and Ko Ngam) as well as return fares.Despite being a beautiful mountainous island with white sandy beaches and crystal blue water, for the independent traveller, Ko Kut (also spelt Kood) is a difficult destination to explore. Resorts cater specifically to package tourists, and although most will take walk in guests, there are few restaurants, shops or travel services available for those not booked on a package.

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